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Hans Sachs

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Opera by Gustav Lortzing (libretto by composer and F Reger, based on a play by J L F Deinhardstein), first produced in Leipzig, Germany, on 23 June 1840. It is an earlier opera on the subject of Wagner's Meistersinger, which was also used before Wagner by Adalbert Gyrowetz. It recounts how Sachs loses his bride Kunigunde to Eoban in a rigged singing competition, but the emperor Maximilian intervenes.



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The following year, the Pirckheimer Society honored Hans Sachs on the 500th anniversary of his birth with a symposium (Hans Sachs im Schnittpunkt von Antike und Neuzeit = Pirckheimer Jahrbuch, 1995).
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I would add parenthetically that his townsman, Hans Sachs, cleverly exploited this underlying contradiction between appearance and reality in his writings.
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